2019-07-24 - Takashi Yunogami

Blog: How the Japan-Korea Trade War Impacts the World

By restricting exports of key chemical materials to South Korea, Japan has already done irreparable harm to the global electronics…

2019-07-03 - Dylan McGrath

Renewed Trade Talks Offer Reprieve for Chipmaker

U.S. chip stocks (and spirits) were boosted over the weekend by renewed trade talks between the U.S. and China and…

2019-07-02 - Alan Patterson

Foxconn Founder to Focus on Taiwan’s Presidency

Terry Gou has resigned as chairman of the world's biggest electronics manufacturer to stand for election as the president of…

2019-06-11 - Dylan McGrath and Barb Jorgenson

Huawei Ban May Prove to Haunt U.S.

Huawei will be crippled by Trump, but in the long term his actions might end up hurting U.S. component suppliers…

2019-06-06 - Demi Xia

Huawei’s Contingency Plan

Google ceasing to license Android will have little impact on Huawei's domestic business, but it will affect its phone users…

2019-06-03 - David Benjamin

Blog: The Cold War with Huawei

Political theater doesn't accomplish much. Quiet diplomacy might be less satisfying, but it tends to lead to better outcomes.

2019-05-30 - Alan Patterson

TSMC to Stick with Huawei

TSMC plans to continue making chips for Huawei even as other companies in the global semiconductor ecosystem are complying with…

2019-05-29 - Junko Yoshida

Tech Warfare Hurts us All

"The damage done by this outbreak of open technology warfare is likely to be much more serious and long-lasting than…

2019-05-28 - Barbara Jorgensen

How the Trade War is Disrupting the Supply Chain

President Trump's tariffs were blunt instruments to force other countries to drop their trade barriers. What if they're permanent?

2019-05-27 - George Leopold

Will China Blink First?

Tariffs and Trump's executive order have replaced 40 years of economic integration. Vulnerable China could blink first in a trade…